WIN names its 16 MPs
The We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) has selected its 16 members of parliament (MPs) after that almost three-month old party ...
OPINION: Azruddin Mohamed’s populism is potentially divisive
by Dr Randy Persaud Populism is a widely used term, but one that is also widely misunderstood. The most elementary ...
OPINON: The new cabinet does right, and all will be right
By GHK Lall President Ali had the right and he employed it with all his might. A new cabinet to ...
New cabinet will be under “constant review”- Ali
President Irfaan Ali and his new Cabinet President Irfaan Ali on Saturday said the work of the new 25-member Cabinet ...
President pays tribute to late Ambassador Elisabeth Harper
President Irfaan Ali flanked by United Kingdom High Commissioner to Guyana Jane Miller (left) and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry ...
25 ministers sworn in
The following ministers were sworn in on Saturday evening as ministers of the new government following the September 1 General ...
Guyana, Suriname to revive border commission talks
The New River Triangle which is included in all internationally recognised maps of Guyana. The Presidents of Guyana and Suriname ...
Guyana, Suriname to iron out remaining issues for building Corentyne River bridge, review Canawaima ferry operations
President Irfaan Ali and the President of Suriname Jennifer Geerlings-Simons Guyana's President Irfaan Ali and the President of Suriname Jennifer ...
OPINION: PPP gov’t and media: Pres. Ali pronounced, he must produce
By GHK Lall To “reset” is to restart. To “reset” is to make a genuine effort to rebalance. To “reset” ...
Reporters Without Borders calls on Ali to “reset” relationship with media
The France-headquartered global press freedom watchdog, Reporters Without Borders/Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF) has called on the new Irfaan Ali-led administration ...
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